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Original Dodge Durango, 1998-2003: Successful heavy-hauler three-row SUV
Making Mopar Vans in Windsor: Dodge Factory Photos
Dodge Nitro: the ill-fated Liberty-based SUV
Graham Brothers: the original “Dodge trucks” (and some very, very nice supercharged cars!)
Chrysler 1925: The first (or second or 31st) year
Charger Daytona: the Cordoba version of a 200-mph legend
Chrysler Sunbeam: an Avenger variant that won the rallying championship
1970 Chrysler 300-H (300 Hurst)
Plymouth police cars of 1976: Downsized but strong
What did buyers think of the 1971-73 Mopar cars?
Plymouth Cricket/Hillman Avenger (and the Dodge Polara, 1500, and 1800 and VW 1500) around the world
1971 Dodge, Plymouth, and Chrysler cars
What’s under the hood? When it all changed
Birth and life of the Road Runner
Insane: 1991-92 Dodge Spirit R/T
Plymouth TC3/Dodge O24: Lee’s “second Mustang”
It almost happened: the Eagle minivan and the new Chrysler LeBaron
Dodge ZD: the Jeep-Based SUV That Never Was
Jeep J90 and JJ: Compact third-world-targeted Jeeps
Dodge Intrepid: the police car
New Dodge Dart (2013-16): bugs, oversharing killed a contender
Where to get parts for your Mopar
Tracking down electric leaks / battery draw
When AMC won in Trans Am (and the Javelin)
1965 Plymouth Daytona? It might have happened!
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1971 Dodge trucks and vans
Washer bags: before bottles
The Dodge, yes, Dodge GTX
2.4 VVT actuator swap